Woodland Cone Ornament gnomes showcasing the camel taking a

showcasing the camel taking a well-deserved rest after a long journey from the East

features removable lid and vents to reserve freshness

jasmine and ylang ylang paired with lush bamboo and sharp fruits like pineapple and pear

Made of Rattan and Metal

Charles Santore’s works has been widely exhibited in museums and celebrated with recognitions such as the prestigious Hamilton King Award

Woodland Cone Ornament gnomes showcasing the camel taking aEach glass ornament is mouth blown into finely carved molds and a solution of hot liquid silver is added for exceptional color and vibrance. The ornaments are then hand painted and hand glittered for a fine finish. Growing on majestic firs and pine trees, cones are natural decorations. They were among the very first molded glass ornaments made. Cones were believed to be symbols of motherhood and fertility, so they were given to brides to hang on their